Sentence examples for popular prosecution from inspiring English sources

The popular prosecution of the First Lady's character has availed itself of a similar latitude.

Dr. James Grigson, a psychiatrist and popular prosecution expert witness who earned the label Dr. Death because he rarely found defendants mentally unfit to face the death penalty, told jurors that Mr. Patterson was sane at the time of the murders.

In the short term, few actions would make the government more popular than the prosecution of some big bosses of the opium trade.The West's best weaponLike the Greeks, the British and the Soviets before them, America and its allies are discovering the old adage that Afghanistan is easy to invade, but difficult to control.

A poll prior to the 2012 election had declared Enkhbayar the country's most popular politician, but, awaiting prosecution, he had been barred from running.

A fellow Pushtun, his royal links make him a strong potential "unity candidate" for the presidential election due in 2009.Some observers link the Front's creation to popular demands for the prosecution of suspected war criminals.

Why has insider trading proved so persistent, even in the face of prosecutions and popular Hollywood films like "Wall Street"?

As a result, the ICC risks embarrassment or even failure, regardless of popular support for its prosecutions.

On television and in the popular imagination, lawsuits and prosecutions end in trials, in open court before a jury.

Even more fortunately for them, they are murmuring judges whose jurisdiction in Scottish criminal cases isn't terribly popular with our head of prosecution, the Lord Advocate.

Although copyright holders rarely seek prosecution for this popular activity, you should be aware of the relevant copyrights, and your potential legal exposure if you choose to engage in it.

and the desire to find the most popular destinations for British travelers, the prosecution said.